BOAT ROUTES IN MENORCA
a seaside paradise
Menorca: biosphere reserve
and Mediterranean treasure
Menorca, declared a Biosphere Reserve since 1993, is a unique destination that captivates sea lovers. With 216 km of coastline, this Balearic island offers a fascinating journey through incomparable natural landscapes.
SOUTH COAST
turquoise waters and white sands
Idyllic landscape of turquoise tones and fine sandy beaches.
Perfect for anchoring and relaxing
Calm and cosy atmosphere
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wild and untamed landscapes
Reddish tones and untamed landscapes
Spectacular cliffs
More unspoilt and natural surroundings
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Points of interest
Punta Prima / Illa de l'Aire
Located to the south-east of the island, this is one of the most visited spots, where there is a sandy area with turquoise waters where you can anchor.
Playa de Binibéquer
Located to the south-east of the island, it is one of the most visited spots, with a sandy area and turquoise waters where you can anchor.
Cales Coves
Spectacular cove surrounded by limestone cliffs of 30 to 40 metres. It is an area frequented by boats looking for a quiet and beautiful place to spend the night.
Binigaus
An unspoilt open beach with white sand and turquoise waters, perfect for anchoring and spending the day.
Cala Galdana
One of the few beaches in the south of the island with services. You can find everything from a restaurant to a pharmacy. The landing on land has to be done with a dinghy.
NORTH COAST
POINTS OF INTEREST
Sa Mesquida
A white sandy beach located 5 kilometres from Mahón, it is a beach surrounded by semi-submerged rocks, so we do not recommend approaching it unless you know the area well.
Es Grau / Illa de'n Colom
Es Grau is a small fishing village with a large sandy area integrated in the natural park of s'Albufera d'Es Grau. You will find restaurants and a small supermarket. In front of its coast is the Illa d'en Colom, where you will find a spectacular anchoring area. It is advisable to leave a prudent distance from the coast while sailing.
Cala Presili
Spectacular unspoilt cove located between Punta de Presili and Cap de Favàritx. The marine conditions are suitable for anchoring boats, although we recommend extreme caution due to the semi-submerged rocks in the area.
Son Parc
White sandy beach located inside a natural ‘pot’ of steep rocks. Sandy seabed, easy to anchor.
Fornells
Located in the north of the island, along the bay and surrounding area you will find different coves and unspoilt beaches. Fornells is one of the most charming fishing villages in Menorca, known for its lobster stew, which can be tasted in most of the restaurants in the area. It has all kinds of services and a small marina. This bay is the best shelter you can find in the north of the island with a north wind.